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NEW YORK, April 1.--Col. Robert G. Ilgersou
Was admitted to practice at the bar In this State
to-day before the general term OF the supreme
court When he was asked 70 be sworn he refused,
ana amrmed In place thereof He then signed the
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V,OR RENT
II 1906 \. II 800 4I6 9Th stn.w, Tor ss3 81
lCUs.egth lar 100 502 ST. l5r. 81 :I3
1919 Conr. Dr.. 100 . II 9Th ST sr 100
Magnolia ave, ar S:}:} .24:,0 Craven Terrace 30
1910 18th ST. l:Sr So, % .24:.4 Craven 30
14l;5 81. upper part :426 Craven Terraeer. 80
11:SI De Sales ST. 1Ir so .,4.1S Craven Terrace Or 80
lgI:; 81 n w. iOr.. 40 1901 Qstnw, Or IS
2OIs Hiilyer plnw 1Or6o l:S0S Conn ave 90
1870 II st W, 40 1902 Corcoran 20
.sOt; q ST. n 1890: }3 I'll 9Th at NV, store
GIs 81 NV. 15r.. SIS 80 and dwelling 125
100 NV LIT l.) 1ti.,1 Mass 1:3r. 100
:;30 y j. Tor. 90 ZOO st. NV, sr..
pos LIST NV - 1887 I St NV 16r 25
1870 Kiss 81 NV Or 81 liz 18th ST NV, Tor 10
Insiie Mt Pleasant $50 302 E. Capitol a.. Tor 40
The above houses can be examined by permit from
Cur OtEee only 2HoAAS D. flShEk co.
u W
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A Revenue Captain In Trouble.
ASKED no EXPLAIN WHY HE SEIZED AR,s ON An
AMERICAN SCHOONER.

AMERICAN SCHOONER
The commander Of the revenue cutter Gallatin,
Capt. Abbey has been citsd TO appear before the
Admiralty Court in the Boston district to answer
to the allegation that In june last, while COM
handing the United states steamer Corwin, he
took by force from the American schooner Sierra
her arms and ammunition and other implements
at point in the open SEA thirty miles north OF
OF the North Pacific Ocean on a hunting and nsh-
Ing expedition, thus breaking up her voyage TO
the damage OF the plaintlns OF 1900 Inc prose
OF Robinson, Bingham Robinson, OF Boston. IL
will be seen that the question OF jurisdiction OF
Is the question in dispute with Canada Is involved.
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The Cleveland, O., Republicans yesterday Domi-
mated VIM. II Baynes Weaa-kn0wn party leader
Tor mayor.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Eddie
H. Marshall and Sylvia Z. Coleman; VIM. B. Dent
and Hattie G. CaywOOd: Sam1 Opdyke and Emma
Cherry; B. f. Miller and Mary <. Seawight, both
OF Augusta Co., Va.
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Preventing the Spread OF Cattle Dis
eases.
WHAT THE AGENTS OF THE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUS
TRY ARE DOING.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April la dispatch from Fort
Worth, Tex, says: Col. 9. P. Cunningham, agent
OF the Bureau OF Animal Industry, recently visited
Southwest Kansas New Mexico, and Colorado. lie
reports cattle on the ranges OF New Mexico Indian
winter in excellent shape, and with but slight
losses His trip was In the interest OF the spring
itary boards are inclined to be as lenient to Texas
cows due regard to the health OF their own State
cattle VIII admit. He does not think the demand
Tor cattle will be great, and at prices mentioned
can see no great inducement for Texas to Sell
There will be united action among State Territory
ana National sanitary boards to prevent conta-
gious pleurO-pneum0nia crossing the Mississippi
River. Col. II. NJ. Taylor and Col. Cunningham
are doing all they possibly can to facilitate traic
In Western cattle, and to prevent the spread OF
bovine diseases. They had lengthy and salts
factory consultation with leading western rail.
road and StOck-yard managers
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special and excellent bargain. Elegant Rosewood
Cabinet Grand Upright Piano triple string ~ octave
lulI and brilliant tone best improvements and fully
Warranted; Used but three nIoLths; only $3.50: $50
cash. balance monthly 10 suit in payments as small as
desired; good discount all cash
Also a superb toned Heinek amp Square Grand scale
Piano; nearly new: only $50: monthly payments:
god discount all cash. Call at once
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Name. o. 3:0Ol Ma,
o. | 400
Baltimore Market..

BALTIMORE, MD April 1.-virginia past due
coupons. B5;s; new threes, 66h bid to-day.
r BLTMs8I'RE Mp ARr higher and
355; do; family, 3s5ais0 city mills s super, go
a30O; do. extra, 3.25s3.75; do Rio brands 5Os
462 hRstspsco saPsrstlys patent $50 DO. i.mily
amber. 92a94; No; Maryland, 92N asked western
easier ana dali: white. 47s4s Yellow 4ss4sH;
western hrmer and more active; mixed spot and
April. 45z.a46; May, 46,.a47k: Oats STEADY and
q9iet-southern and Pennsylvania, 34a39 western
white, 36a:9; western mixed 34a35. Rye easy and
gu,s. o5,5 S,, HsX steady prime choice
Mess pork, l55Oa17. so: BULK meats shoulders
refined. SaSA Butter frm.western packed, l8a23:
steadyaretined, 6s: Coffee tlm-kio eargoes, ordi,
soft, 575; copper refined steady and active. 8al0
Whisky frm and steady l.23al "a Freights TO Iiv-
aSnr. ls.:a: grain I'd Receipss-hour d347a bar
oats, 1000 bushels. Shipments 2B. 059 barrels
corn. 5dO00 bushels, bales-whest, IT,, 900 bushels
corn, S35,0OO bushels =
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO. Ill, April !, IL O. m.-May wheat this
morning opened 1t S37S, the highest point touched
snce the beginning Of the present bulge. Therefore
little wheat on the oor and that eagerly taken by
the large houses The deliveries to-day are such to
make fne situntion even Stronger than before. May
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SUICIDES LKITER TO HIS WnK-S. II. Allis, q
compositor on the New York Posi- committed
suicide Tuesday night by drowning himself from Q
ferryOoat He len a note 70 his wife In which be
reproached her for her ''ceaseless aggravation.-
and concluding as follows: Il have weighted my
person down with many pounds OF broken type
With no chance OF a FUNERAL I am food for the
fishes In hell may secure q degree of happiness
TO me unknown; anyhow. IL will be beyond the
reach OF your tongue" His wife is satisfied that
he did not commit suicide, as the letter found On
the ferryboat MinOna In his hat would Indicate.
Mrs. Allis and her two boys, aged III aud 2 year,
are left entirely destitute. She Is confident that
her husband has deserted her and his children
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A CARRIAGE-Wm Kop-
pin, aged twenty eight years. was arrested this
charge OF stealing carriage, worth 500, from in
front OF Fadeley'S stables on 9Th street. IL is
charged that he took the carriage last night and
sold 1t at Sleepers carriage repair shop street.
The carriage was recovered.
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HALLET, DAVIS CO, UPRIGHT PIANOS
III Now ready the best selection ever offered
SPECIAL low rates tor school aud holiday trzde 81
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kTOB REST-S.S 20TH ST. FIRST DOOR BE
low Pa. ave. three-story Brick, rooms, bath. ball
cellar; all IN good condition. rent in advance key
a. S-5i. next door Nj. ID. PECK. 9:}i st. mh3l-:}t
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CHIEF ENGINEER SNYDER, superintendent of the
state, War and Navy Department building, has
gone north on q leave OF absence, for his health

CHIEF ENGINEER SNYDER, superintendent of the
State, War and Navy Department building, has
gone north on leave OF absence, for his health.
ENTRIES FOR THE PUBLIC LAND-During the
week ending March 20, 122 final homestead entries
have been approved by the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE: 354 final timber culture en-
tries Al final desert land entries and 751 cash
timber land entries making total OF land patents
app.oveu ,26S. There are 80, los cases pending
before the Office.
LABOR BUREAU INvEsTIGAryoNs-The Bureau of
Labor has now % special agents In the field 1nyes
tlgatlng strikes and lOck-OutS from 1881 to 1896
Inclusive; also the condition OF working women in
cues anu the cost or the production and dtStrbu-
ton of staple articles.
REsIGNED.-Mr VIM H. Chadsey. princinal ex.
aminer in the Patent Office, in charge OF the d.
vision OF cOlorifics, has resigned to 20 into the
patent business in Chicago.
THE FOLLOWING FoURTH-CLAss PosrMAsTERs
have been appointed in Virginia: Ella NJ. Sheler.
Amos, Floyd CO.; VIM. II. Burford, Moratoc.
fittsylvania Co.; Geo. E. Cannon, Rock Mills.
Rappahannock CO.. K G. Ragland Straight Stone,
P1ttSylyanta.
PERsoSAL--IIon Clarke E. Carr of Illinois and
family are visiting Washington, and are at l4OS H
street northwest.-Geo. Ii. Herrick and DIR. w.
9. Wood OF New York, A. +. Langdon OF Hartford,
Conn.,, s. +. Snider OF Minneapolis, F. E. Hughes
OF Boston, and }. o. Poole of Newark, N. j., are at
Willards.-D. p. Morse and VIM. Fox OF New
YORK, L: b: Green OF Brooklyn, aud J. f. McLaugh-
I'm OF Philadelphia, are at the Riggs.-F. "
McNalr or the Navy is at Wecker'S-
X. +. Loring of Boston is at Worlaley's
commissioner Montgomery, Jno. Tod of Scotland,
Henry Wygant or the Army and j. Hart of Halifax
worth and Charles PaysOn OF Washington were IN
Chicago on Wednesday, j. Howell and H. VII
lard OF New York. j. H. Ellis OF Louisville and VIM
A. Hyatt OF New York Is at the MetrOpolitan-
James f. Whitney OF Boston Is at the NATIONAL
Mrs. Thomas j. Cox OF GAINESVILLE Ohio is a puest
or her son, Mr.. w. V. Cox, GIL street.
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The OuchoD DsA0xysS suit
NO MISCONDUCT prscovERED or TEE PART on IN
KxECrToRs OF HHR FAMKRs nsGArk
The New York Ssss to-day says: Mr.. 1mosny
Gnfnth, appointed master ny the United states
Circuit Court TO investigate the accounts IN the
suit OF Charlotte. the Dsche9 DAuzy, against
VIM. X. soutter and hts mother. Agnes Gordon
soutter, executor and executnx Of the estate or
Jas 7. soutter. .nled his report IN the Circuit
Court yesterday. Tue masters rpor containa ~
there has hsen no wrongrul or negligent ACT com-
mitted by the said executors or other az teem,
and That their management or the estate has peen
proper, prudent and eminently soccsssfM; that
the sums paid by Mr.. Soutter as additional intorce
and expenses 20 the nrIn NJ Souttter Co wero
proper and Just payments. I am unable 10 per.
give That the executors or either az them, hANo
UropreIs N tSe nny Se m as or
Stunning That there Is portion OF the estate ~.
manning undistr1buted, OF which the estate OF
Robert Soutter Is entitled to its proper share and
under the Will OF her husband, j have been I'M
able 10 state the precise amount Of such shares for
the reason that since september ~ 1sci, thu exc
cutors have boon restrained by injunction from
interfering In any manner with the assets of the
estate, and the amount Of Indebtedness which has
been Incurred since that time II not asrertained,
and for the further reason that before the share OF
the complainant can be definitely ascertained and
set apart there must, it seems 20 me. be an 90.
counting between Timothy IA. Porter, rs the ex-
ecutor and trustee under the Will OF Robert
Soutter, the complainant and her Children, and
these defendants. Indeed, as 10 the complainant,
IL IL quite impossible 20 say what precise sum may
belong TO her after the sum which may belong %
her children Is set apart TO them"
soutter, and claimed that the estate OF James r.
Soutter, the father had suffered $50, 600 by mis-
appropriations. ON her testimony Nj. SOutt99
Was indicted and arrested, and is now On bail
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Still Adding to His Possessions.

CHICAGO, April la NeWs special from Bloom
1ngt0n, Ill, says: VIM Scutly, the noted s'alien
landlord who owns vast tracts in Logan, Saga
mond, and Livingston Counties has added to his
possessions by buying 100 acres near Cayuga,
Livingston County, for 81, 600.
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MANY Of the readers OF The STAR are taking ad-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer OF THE
WEEKLY STAR (aS advertised in another cOlumn to
subscribe to one more Of the leading periodicals
OF the country. 4 Large saving can be made in
this way.
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lvOR NFUkNlSHED-STORE, 700 9TH
II st $40, store. .07 9th st u S35: M-rii-
ian ave. Mount Pleasant. $50 l2l + 81 re SlI.
49, 81 81. n-w- sl2.Jo. TYLER / RUTHERF0RD
l.2.1,j ST. nv. inh26-lw.
IyOR REST-SIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
1T all modern improvements. good cellar large lot
10th he. bet + and u SIS. key In aext house
G-S uh.,-lm
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Business Men Burned Out.
GREENyILLH, MICH, April 1.-Fire last night de-
stroyed the Keith Exchange and nine stores, with
a total damage OF over 81. 600.
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M T. PARKER, MAGNETIC HEALER, TREATS
w successfully all Chronic and Nervous Diseases
without mecieiBe or removal OF clothing Consults-
ZION Tree Once hours: to pm 42O 10th St NV.
iIS-{ws 1870
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The Gho.. Will walk No Moro.

A telegram 1rOm Nyack, March 30 says: Inc
excitement in Piermont and Spark1Il over the al
legged ghost seen between those two places had be-
come so great recently that some tmid persons
were talking about moving away. The ghost has
been detected, duly thrashed, and put under prom
Use to behave himself in the future. night or
two ago gentleman living near Sparidll had oc-
caSion at a late hour TO cross the stone bridge
over the Sparkill Greek, when he encountered the
ghostly object which was on its nightly round to
brighten people. The man picked up good-sized
stone and hurled il at the object, striking IL a
pretty hard blow. The spook became angered and
too muscular, however, for the spectre, and
grasped it by the throat. The ghost, In human
voice, begged for mercy. The Spark1ll gentleman
relented and after discovering the identity OF the
person who had been perSOnating ghost, prom
iSed to let him 60 and not make known his name
on condition that he give up the spOok business.
The one who has perSCnated the ghost and caused
the worst scare ever known in the lower part OF
the county is a man well known 1n Piermont and
Sparkill, but the man who discovered his identity
sticks faithfully to his promise not to to reveal it.
CONFESSED EMBEZZIEMENT IN THE PURCELL CASE.
Judge Goebel, OF the Cincinnati Probate Court, In
the case OF j. b. ManiX, charged with embezze-
ment as assignee OF Archbishop Purcell ami his
brother, testified In Common Pleas Court WedneS-
day that ManiX came to him four times, as assignee
OF the PurcellS and got extension OF time In which
to file an account Finally he asked five days
more grace, which was granted. On the evening
OF the nth day Manix filed his account, apologz-
ing for the delay, and tried to lay the blame on his
partner, CosgrOve. A few days afterward the
judge saw hints in the papers that Manix had en-
bezZled money from the Purcell estate and asked
him plainly il it was true that he had embezzled.
Manix confessed that he had.
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PERSONAL

fuVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Oand Answers Send 10 cents to book stores or TO
3. W. FI.lNN. A. NJ, Ivy INSTITUTED
mhlS-lm' 3. W. Cor. Sth and X sts. NV.
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ US We are now prepared to pay full yalue for
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address or call az
JISTH'S Old Stand. 6lY ID st. NV mhl4-4m
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Alocal-0ption election In Lee district Shenan-
doan County, Va, resulted In victory for the wee
ticket
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A poss-OffSce Clerkas THETA
ooNFEssING THAT nK HAS BEEN RoBBiKG THE nAux
YHAHa

CONTRASTING THAT HK HAS BEEN koBBfkG THE NAILS
FoR YEARe
wednesday the superintendent a the pouch
room OF the register division OF the New YORK post
of1ice discovered that package which arrived
Tuesday from Portland, oregon, containing slQ0OO
I'm currency, was missing. He had checked tbs
package on some time before, and he could not
imagine where IL could have gone 70. ~ no one
was In the room except the clerkA eighteen In
number. The superintandanS teisgFAphed for In
spector Dosser, and detained the clerks until b
arrived. The inspector took the clerks % his
once where they were examined The examinA-
ton continued all day, through the night, until
early Thursday morning. suspicion pointed n
the direction Of VIM. A CLARKE, q CLERK who has
been In the department for about I'VE yearsA
Clarke is a married man, and lives In Rruoklyn
For a long time there have been roboer1es in this
department, and over sixty packages ana letters
have been stolen, the inspectors being unable 10
entrap the thief. Thursday afternoon Clarke told
him that he had stolen the package. and that he
had also stolen the other sixty packag that had
been missing from time TO tame FOR the past thTee
years lie said that he had committed the thefts
10 pay his debts. He was addicted TO drinking,
and had gambled some. He could not say how
much he had stolen, but ft fl supposed that he has
taken between a, 600 and $1,000 Clarke wa0
taken TO Ludlow street Jail
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REsIGNED.-Mr VIM. H. Chadsey, principal ex-
aminer in the Patent Office, in charge OF the d.
vision OF coloriftcs, has resigned to 20 into the
patent business in Chicago
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator'S Vest and Kenna, with ex-Representa-
tive Thompson, OF Kentucky; Representatives
Springer, Chapman and T. j. Campbell, Assistant
Secretary Porter, with N. Mcconnell, OF Tennes-
see; Commissioner Morrison, with eX-GOv. Palmer,
or Illinois,; solicitor General jerks and G. w.
Arundel, OF Philadelphia.
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MIR. MANNING VERY ILL.
Alarming Reports % His Condition
frOn EnelaEd-Thc Voyage too Much
for Hinas

speeial cahlegrsm from London to the New
York World and Philadelphia Press says that pYi.
vate advtces from Bournemouth declare that Mr..
Manning In seriously ILL., his trip too much tor
him. In Liverpool no one could get to see him.
He was then iii. His friends In London awaited
anxiously for news concerning him. Mr. Manning,
without word to any OF his waiting friends, left
Liverpool quietly for Bournemouth, a seaside re-
sort on the South English coast
Nj. jordan, who came with Manning has not
yet put in an appearance in London. Letters and
kilograms for both Manning and Jordan are aecu-
mulatlng at the Union Bank and the consulate.
JoruanS absence IS now accounted for. He is
WIN Manning, and has not yet found IL safe to
leave him. One OF Manning's friends in London
learned tonight OF his serious condition but was
very retlcent when questioned about It.
NOTHING KNOWN IN THIS CITY OF HIS ILLNESS.
STAR reporter inquired OF nearly everybody
In the Treasury Department who would be likely
to receive private Information from the ex-Secre-
tary. but none OF them had heard anything as to
the state OF his health. Secretary Fairchiid had
heard nothing.
People who talked with Mr. Manning tust before
MS departure were generally impressed with the
luea mat ne had by no means recovered his health
ana there was some Apprehension as to his ability
to stand the voyage.
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THE YANTlc arrived at Santiago de cuba yester-
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Property place0 sI me for rent or SAFE - noet>os
advertised free Of Ia the owner.
For lis. OF property Tor sale call or send a oDce
nh2l Z. D. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts- n ".
l,OR RENT-A NEW SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- water. gas; $50 b st. Sc; key 624. SIC aud TWO
Brick Houses in Navy Place." SlQ key $50 Bic 81.
- 0WAEk, 5lS 9Th St NV. Rh3-1W
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NOR RENT-NEw AND COMPLETE 3 STORY
4 aud basement brick dwelling. 9 rooms and bath
81 mod iIpis, convenient to market, and school,
JOS VI st n. W, si5- SswORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
NH .;l-.}t Ss1 + n. W
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1SOR RENT-17l9 18TH ST; 10 ROOMS; MOD
Il ern improvements: $50. 31o fth st. ne: q rs;
i'm: $3.50 Rear 81, eth St; 4 rs and water
Slc. Rear EOS 18th st; ~: So "A Blad road: )
Is two story frame. 80. 95i y ST.: and store
IN l.; stiU 2S06 Gay ST.. Georgetown. IL M l.;
$40. 81 18th 81 II. G.; d rs; IN. l. $3.50. 1211
Mylie 81. q ) IL. 1879 Bound n g. , rs:
50 Pieris Court 3 rs; $3.50. Also desirable
Office ruOI:s III building OBI for and no
respectively. SSuRMsTEDT K BRADLEY
uh3l st 81
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
Il 14O.s. 1404. 14O6 Md.

q
IL 14O2, 14O4 1406 Md 20 Myrtle ne, 7r. sl5
ave n e. 6r S25 301g5021 stn-w.. 6r ID
S.eiS,j. 323S ID 81 Sc, q 9TH road 5r.- .12
.25 PA Jackson Hall alley
11l2 I4th st. NV. 1r..o5 NV t;r............1 10
.ytOS st. NV, r. 81 :3.124 Boundary Ar. 10
4o} u 81 NV, 20 81 81 IL tn se Or 10
1oO2 2oth ST. W, Or. 8 :}}6 st sw 6rs 10
Oily St s-w, trs IL 915 Basdfn's alley Ar. q
S Myrtle ST. 1871 lst- s.w.S
- My rifle ST., ID 212S ST. trS. q
= 9Th St road NV ) 305 307 18th ST., It s.
lob St 3 4}4 18th At 4rs s.
1901 9Th Ar -13 1346 Blagden's all 2r5.50
90 SO2Essex Court so 1919 st.n.w., 3r-
4:54 LIST st 1,02 rear las 1t 2r. 3
1211 Blagden's ALL Ar 12i2 LIST, bet. Onw, 1r- =
Oak Lawn 10Th st. eI.2rl2i
STORES OFFICES
Str and dwg. 1914 9TH 9th and Pa. ave nm. 1912
St nw S45 Ienox Bldg, I'm. 10
Str part cellar i0l 9Th st. RIM Sd LILO
4th and % III 9TH ST.. f. basem'tl0
Str nm 1911 ST. n.w.1 Il iuntOn Bldg, r. 81 ..,S
Stable I416 Il IL 10 st. Dr. ID noor.. 6
Str and dwg- 313 Willow
Tree alley s.w6r.
Stable rear 1913 10th st Il
The above is only pOrton Of the property on nv
books For full list call at Office for bulletin ISSUED on
the lst and 18th tap1I THOS. T. wAGGAAAN.
TfOR RENT-626 ST. s. W., THREE STORY
II Brick House. two-stury back: mod imp; opposite
public grounds VERY desirable location. lnhl-;}t'
IrOR RENT-l29. I31. 1913 18th ST n f.,
II rooms: M L. SIS 126. lbs. 100. IL, Tennessee
ave ne rooms: mi SlS. 6;i4 St s-v., rooms:
125. l21 i. , 50. rooms 4O3 9Th st.
Sc: S13. = rooms LOG q st. s.e.; sl5. CUIIISANE
\ McpERMoTT, Real Estate Brokers, 436 9TH st :.
mhSl-3t
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4 - Iowa Circle :;-sio-y brick. 10 rooms ~ 500
lao IL ST Re. 3stOry brick. L. rooms.
144f Pierre Place. history brick. rooms. 30
.,56 I'm St. 2stOry brick, rooms --.......I Is
.2ll Cleveland ave- 2story brick d roonls. Ii, 30
III. NJ. PARKER,
uh2S-I.,s IilS ST. NV
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NEW DEPUTY MARsHAL-Mr Frank Calf who
for year past has been the deputy marshal in
charge of the Police Court, has resigned, and his
resignation having been accepted, Marshal Wilson
to-day appointed Mr.. w. G. Wheatley to that po-
sition. Mr.. Calf to-day settled up his accounts
with the marshal and received q Qutttanee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

have been appointed in Virginia.: Ella NJ. sheler,
Amos, Floyd CO.; VIM. II. Burford, Moratoc.
Plttsylvania Co.; Geo. E. Cannon, Rock Mills
Rappahannock Co.; r G. Ragland, Straight Stone
P1ttSylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

Psi UPsILON FRATERNrrY.-Gen. and Mrs MuSSey
last evening entertained the members OF the PSI
Epsilon Fraternity residing in this city. DR.. Ed
ward MuSsey Hartwel, OF Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, read fine paper on seThe Nature and Enects
OF Exercise and the Best Means to Secure Them"
There were present Judge and Mrs. Devices, Dr.
Mrs. Morse, Col. Seeley, Prof. and Mrs II. c.
Spencer, Miss Burr, Miss Moore, Miss Hine, Mr..
Fred. Taskee, Mr.. Hazen, Mr.. G1esy, Mr.. Greeley,
tanned their lady friends with some Psi Up. songs
which were warmly appreciated, thus closing a
pleasant evening.